As always, . . . Om K -----
From: "qq qv" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> qq qv wrote: > > Dear Count -- hope this reaches you before you leave again for Eastern Europe. Wonder if you could comment for me and for the mailing-list on Adrian Gilbert's ideas about the location of Ur and the proper setting for Abraham. R.A.U. Guelfi Here are your answers. I will be leaving for Europe on the 8th of January, but I will have my e-mail forwarded to me. qqqv > The comment about the timeframe being off may just be confusion. You never said Abraham lived 5,500 years ago, you said the beginning of the bloodline was to be found ca. 3,500 bce, and now you've told us that you see adapa as the progenitor of the bloodline. R.A.U. Guelfi Actually Abram was born in approx. 2100 b.c.; though the Bloodline includes him, it does not by any means begin with him. I did state that Adapa could be viewed as one of the Bloodline's progenitors, as he was the homo-sapien-sapien known to some as Adam. There is much more to this than just Adapa. That is why I stated that though he is a progenitor, the granting of human Kingship from above should be explored. For though today's members of the Bloodline can count Adapa as one of their progenitors, the authority, position, and relevance of the Kings was from above. I have continued to stress that you should search for the origin of human Kingship, as authorized by the gods, and through their lineage. That is the all important link. I can understand where there is much confusion. There are many conflicting dates in the books of which you refer. Also, many authors and scholars tend to confuse the names of various men and gods as they have passed from one civilization to another. I hope that I have helped you in your search. Regards, Ct. Roman A.U. Guelfi Commandeur du Order de Sion Magister Templi du Internacionale Order du Temple de Solomon A.O. LookSmart … or keep looking. http://www.looksmart.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------ To unsubscribe from this mailing list, or to change your subscription to digest, go to the ONElist web site, at http://www.onelist.com and select the User Center link from the menu bar on the left. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ http://www.albino.com/circle/pos/ - list of priory-related books, associations, and websites .... to unsubscribe, contact list-managers [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
